Is this the first selfrunning overunity motor w/o batteries ? Mike?s motor

[fesearcher]

Hi Stefan,
here is the circuit of my solid state relais I have built. I kindly share it's circuit to everyone.
PK

[Honk]

Honk, right, wait, until we have replicated the effect and understood it and  then it is only engineering to scale it up.

I wish you the best of luck and I look forward to read about your results.

[neptune]

Hi Helmut, before you spend a lot of money on wire, try buying it from your local Electric Motor Rewind Shop. Also has any body looked at the wire from the De-Gaussing coils of old televisions and monitors?

[helmut]

@Neptune
Thanks for the idea.  I dont know,what is goin on here in Germany.
Prices are really at a high level.
Perhaps tomorrow i will try to get a fiew degaussing coils.Otherwise i hafe to take the spool that i have,but i guess it is 0,1mm2
After analysing the situation,i have decidet to make it a little different.
Maybe here are 10 Rebuilders and everyone does the same errektion.What happend?: all of them succseed or not.
I will try my setup with only 4 Magnets,because i think,if the coil is not able to move the Magnet to the next position,then it does not matter if there are 3 or 5 more magnets.
Thats why i will wind the coil as long,that (if i supply the Coil manualy with a preloadet cap )there is enaugh Power to move the Magnet strongly.The same coil supplyed from a battery must move the opposit direction with the same strenght.
This thest i will see with both coils.And then comes the switching sektion.
What do you think about making a coil quadrofilar?

Regards to all and
God bless the future
Helmut

[hartiberlin]

Okay, here the SS Relay circuit again from Fesearcher as as JPEG pictures
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Many thanks.